Museums of Europe
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Five of Europe's greatest museums and castles

Explore the collections, history, opening hours and addresses of legendary cultural landmarks — from a salvaged Swedish warship to the largest art museum on Earth.

Please note: museumseurope.world is a non-commercial, purely informational website. We sell nothing and have no affiliation with the institutions described here. Our only purpose is to describe some of Europe's largest museums and castles for educational and travel-planning interest. Always check each museum's official website for current prices, opening times and ticketing.

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The Vasa warship at sea
Sweden · Stockholm

The Vasa Museum

The world's only preserved 17th-century ship, raised from the seabed after 333 years.
The glass pyramid of the Louvre
France · Paris

The Louvre

The largest art museum in the world and home of the Mona Lisa.
The facade of the British Museum
United Kingdom · London

The British Museum

Two million years of human history, including the Rosetta Stone.
The Rijksmuseum by a canal
Netherlands · Amsterdam

The Rijksmuseum

The Dutch Golden Age and Rembrandt's monumental Night Watch.
The neoclassical Prado Museum
Spain · Madrid

Museo del Prado

The Spanish royal collection — Velázquez, Goya and Bosch.

About this site

Museums of Europe gathers concise, reliable summaries of five outstanding European cultural landmarks. For each one you will find a short history, what it is most famous for, its full street address and a typical weekly opening schedule.

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